Here is a list of what can be easily planted from seed directly into the garden and what is easier to plant as plants purchased from your local nursery. This is a very general (and incomplete) list based on my own experience growing vegetables here on the Wasatch Front. In other words, these are not firm rules, just general guidelines. Please experiment! After the threat of frost has passed (around May 10) you can plant your warm season vegetable plants (I'll discuss those in another blog post). Read and follow the directions on your seed packets. Have Fun!
March:
seeds:
peas
beets
lettuce
radish
April and early May:
seeds:
beans
peas
carrots
beets
cilantro
kale
spinach
leeks
lettuce
parsnips
potatoes (from seed potatoes)
onions (from sets or starts)
radish
swiss chard
plants:
cabbage
broccoli
brussel sprouts
cauliflower
kale
lettuce
swiss chard
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